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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-06
TRUsTEE's SALE OF LEATHER.

' Va AAAAAh
i WOOD PROPERTY.
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust made by Marya,rt,s
q, mcCAbO with Robert A.. AeLabe. her husband,
10 nc as trustee. dated April u, 1851. and recorded
III the Office Of the Clerk OF the, County C0ur, Of
Ohio county, West Virginia, IN deed OF trust book
No. II, page sls, shall sell at public auction 10
SATURDAY, JUNE IS. 1857,
commencing al 10 0ololt A. ~, al tho front door
Of tho Court House Of @id county, tho following
described property, that Ia 10 say: All that trRct or
parcel Of land on wheeling creek IN said Ohio
county, bounced and described as follows, viz:
Beginning nj a stake on the banks Of Wheeling
creek H. line with The present beJse fence bound.
Ing The land formerly owned by William Tallant
and afterwards BY, Beverly ~. Eott IN trust for
from kaid hedge south CO cast 81 G0i0 poles 10 q
stake on the bank raid creek, also corner oilald
land held III trust Al atOrcAil for llclen U, Gilchtist;
aud thence down said crock with the mGanders
thereof " SS.lC0 poles 10 tina beginning, contain.
Ing four 6cns, Lhrco roOds and ,hifty.two perrhes,
mop or less, together with all the right, title and
tinietcstoi said parties Of the ant part In aud TO tho
creek where II binds or bounds taid land, being tho
came property conveyed 70 kaid. Margaretta q.
Mctabe BY Y. L. lloge, trustee, by decd dated May
%, l577. and OF record In said Clerks Office In decd
book e. pages 3! and 81
Title Is believed 10 be perfect, but selling as
trustee | thall only convoy such title Us Is vested
Ill nc BY said decd Of trust.
TERMS OF sALE-Oneihifd of tho purchase
money, ana n much moro as the purchaser may
elect 10 pay. In cash on tic day Of salc, the residue
In two equal lrsAllments al QUO and two ycars rc-
spectivc.y, with intcrett hon day Of sale, the pur.
chaser " give notes for the deferred iLRAllmenn
with security approved by the trustee, aud the
title to bc relaluci until payment III full, OF, at tho
option OF the purchaser, u deed OF trust 10 be given
upon thu property 70 seture tho deferred Install.
mentS. THO5. OBhlES, Trustee.
". II. HALlER, Auciloncer.
Tho Undersigned desiring that the property
above mentioned may sell for as much Is possible,
Rgiee TO unite With the trustee In q deed 10 The
purchaser. ROBERT A. McCABE,
myl7 500 NJ. G. McCABE. g
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lovad ns.t n ord,, bv K.nea, Z,

followed next in order by Kansas and
Georgia.
n (lOj The month in which tho largest
number Of tornadocs occurred In May,
followed next In order by April and June.
(l1) The month Of greatest frequency,
that 10, tho month embracing the largest
number Of days on which tornadoes oc.
CURED, Ia May.
t12) The prevailing direction Of pro.
greeeive movement Of tho tornado cloud 10
northeast.
(13) OF 900 cases where the time Of rain
was recorded, 377 reported precipitation
rs preceding the tornado; 437 as following
1t, and l76 ~ accompanying 1t,
(14) OF 604 cases where time OF hail Was
recorded, 3l7 reported the precipitation rs
preceding the tornado; l24 as following II,
and lG3 % accompanyingi It.
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Ole GlttelIiqelnen
WHEELING, ". va, JUNE o, 1881.


Az stated recently In these columns,' the
population Of Weat Virginia increased
from 1870 to 1880 forty pcr cent. In the
former census year 1t was :442, Ola and In
the latter GlS.4 This is much above
the average increase Of the country at
large, GO much 80 that some persona sup.
pose The, .censua Of 1870 in West Virginia
10 have been quite defective. Certainly It
was not taken as deliberately OF carefully
as that Of 1880.
The same ratio Of increase will give us
in 1906 a population Of Q $3.50.
West Virginia FARMS in 1870 numbered
only S0,77s, but In 1850 they numbered
o., 674. This increase Is also above the
average increase In tho farms Of the coun.
try.
There arc in the State Oh farms under 8
acres in size: 2,7o7 over 8 and under 10
acres; 3,4es over 10 and under 20; SASS
over 20 and under 80; 14.461 over so and
under 100; O,So1 over 100 and under 500;
2,255 over 500 and under ! GOO; S45 Of 1000
and over. y
The male population Of the State in
1850 was 314,495 and the female 500. 902.
The native population (of the United
states) numbered co., 92 foreign 1926;
the whites 592, 537; colored 25.SSG.
In 1870 the colored population number.
ed 4,24O to tho 100000 Of whites, and in
1850 they numbered 1855, showing an in.
crease Of lis colored to every 100000
whites. The foreign population in 1870
numbered 1922 to tho 100000 natives
Of the United States, and in 1880 they
nlmered only S.O37, showing the remark.
a5le decline OF 9S5 i~oreigners to every
100000 natives.
In 1880 West Virginia had 693 miles Of
railroad bnilt. (she has to-day about
1,OOo.) She has l6. 900 square miles o.
coal field against only $4,000 in Pennsyl.
vania, and only 11.COO in Great Britain,
Aud yet in 1850 Pennsylvania mined 49,.
100000 Of tons as against III paltry ! 100.
900 tons, and Great Britain more thau
three times as much as Pennsylvania, viz,
10000. 900.
The principal crop yield in West Viz
ginia in 1880 was 4,00I,711 bushels o.
wheat, Of 393. OBS acrsa, ar average per
acre Of ten and ons-flth bushels; 14,00o,.
900 bushels Of corn, off 0 ,7S5 acres, al
average Of twenty-four and fye,aeysnths
zoos, sos bushels Of oats, of 126, OIL acres,
an average per acre OF fifteen and one.hali
buBhels.
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rRusTER,s SALE.
TRUsTEE's sALEOF EAST WHEET.

- ING HEAL hTATE. N"... ... W.. To-
BY Virtue oil q deed Of trust made By Maria II,
Mills and John Mills, her husband, 10 me a trus.
tee hearing dAto on tho mt day Of May, In Tho
year one thousand eight hGndrEd and eighty Ave,
and rccohitd In the Olloc Of the Cork OF the toun.
Trust hook No. q, pace iS9. l will proved 10 sell
Al public auction al the front door Of tho Court
Aopae Of Ohio county, IN wheeling ". Va on
MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1857.
cotn tieneing at 10 o'clock A.. NJ, The following DO.
tho lot or parcel Of ground lying and being on Tho
North Lde Of Fifteenth formerly CcntNl street,
between Jacob and WOOD formerly Sixth aud
ReTenthl streets, In that portion oi.thu CITY Of
Wheeling which VA laid OF inlo lots BY William
", Sh!iytt. the Isid lot or parcel OF ground being
dcslgnatd "a lot numbered eight W on tho plat Of
aid addition, the portion 10 10 sold fronting
thirty tNl iCCt on Fifteenth formerly Ucnttel
S,rel, aud extending Backward Of An uniform
Width to a public alley In The rear oil said loL, To-
ecthcr with all aud singular tho heroditaincnn and
ApputtcaancG thGrnnto belonging, or In any wise
appcftAnlng.
fklXs OF sALr- ouethlrd Of tho purchase
money, OF ~ much moro ~ tho purchaser may
elect 10 nay. cash III hand on tho day Of Salc, aud
any rtsiduc IN two equal instAlncnts lAya6lc In
one and two years itSIn tho day o, sale, with Inter.
c.t IRON that day, payable sCrii.Rnnually, the pur.
nonu aud TO secure the sane by deed ot trust
npon tho property aud INSURANCE policy upOn thu
building ~ the sathfGctiOn OF tho trustee,
Title believed good, but tclling as trustee ! shall
convey only such title as Il vested III inc by the
above mentioned decd,
GEORGK X. K. GiLCHRlHT, Trustee,
]. q. HERykY, AuctIOntCr. my6
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Typo writers Cheap,

We have for sale several Typewriter,
including the Remington, the Crsndall
and the Hammond. These machines have
been taken in exchange for the matchleas
Caligraph, and will be sold cheap. Writers
for rent and for sale on monthly install.
mcnts. Gall on or address for circulars
EDWARD L. ROSE & Co.,
IS Twelfth street,
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No. 90 WEST 24rn ST., NKw YoRK, Feb.
10. 1851 find ALLcocK's PLAsrRRs Of In.
estimable value, and do not like to be
without them In my house. I have used
them with marked benefit in rheumatism,
neuralgia, coughs and colds and pains In
side and back. i consider them the besi
external remedy known. Will be pleased
TO answer any Inquiries.
L...R +. MAsiRRRr.
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MED

sARvER-on Sunday, June s, 1857, at 2:Io p. ~,
ELIZABETH l., wi!e Of the late Benjamin Ear.
yGf, Ia the 18th year OF her agc.
services at her latc residence, Alley Il,
this evening at 7 o'clock. Remains will DO
taken to sewickley, Pa, for intermcnt on Tues.
day morning at S O'Clock.
Pittsburgh papers please copy.l
McMAEAwAr-on Sunday morning, June s, 1887,
at O'Clock, HANNA, wife OF William McAan.
away, In the 4lst year OF her age.
Funeral from tho residence OF her husband, No.
1861 Maske. street, this tMoaday) afternoon at
2 o'clock. Interraent at Peninsula Cemetery.
Friends Of the family are respectfully invited
to attend.
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SALE.

Catherine Frank aud John Frank, her husband, TO
H., G.. barr IN trustee. beAtlug date on the 10th day
Of January, 1851, and recorded In tho olice Of the
CLERK OF The County court OF Ohio county, West
Virginia, Iu iced Of Trust Book No. ~. page SIS,
and by virtue Of Gn order Of tho Circuit Court oil
ohio county, Fart /, made April q, 1851. subsiI.
tutiDg Inc us trustee for X. G. Darr, now deceased,
! khall sell at public auction ut The front door Of
the Court Holte oil Ohio county, in Wheeling, ".
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con- mercing at 10 O'Clock A. H., Tho following de-
scribed properly, that Is TO say: The south one.
third Of loi No. sixty eight ltS) fronting on the
cast side OF MAIN street In the Sixth ward OF
Wheeling. ". Va, and running back from said
street wtlh an even twenty-five fcet In width TO the
alley At The cast eud Of said lot, together with tho
buildings and improvements on said third Of said
unto Belonging, being the same property convened
10 said sophia Catherine Frank by the PEOPLES
Bank By deed Of same date ls this said deed Of
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BuSDA is-LeSye a. 200 q: m. and nun every
hour until 900 .. M. Leave Wheeling Park nj add
a. m. and run every hour until 10 n: M, exedpt
Church TrRing, which will leave tho Tark nj D;i5 a.
NJ, and Wheeling ut l2:l6 p. m. 80.
apo q. HIIlsGll, Superintendent. Y
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Noo4Gi1 EohGs
BY virtue Of a deed OF trust made by 8. Charles
Eschstruth to ne MS trustee. dated August u, 1883,
recorded In the oillce OF The CLERK Of TIC County
Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In Deed Of
Trust Book No. 10, page 2&5, l will sell al the north
front door Of tho Court House OF said county, OIL
SATURDAY, the s5th DAY OF JUNE, 1857,
commencing Of 10 o'clock a. NJ, tho following de-
Ecrlbed property, that is TO say: The touth thirty
three feet oil 10. lumber Eleven In squars nun.
Der Blk, In the city Of Wheeling Ohio county, W.
Va and In tha. part Of said city formerly called
the Town Of South Wheeling.
g TElss OF SALE-0nc-third and as much more as
tho purchaser elects TO pay In cash on the day Of Eale,
the balance In two equal irstalr1ents payable In
one and two years from the day OF sale, With inter
est from that day. tho purchaser 10 give his notes
Tor the deferred payments. and secure the same by
deed oil trust upon tho property, and Insurance
policies upon the buildings 10 the satisfaction OF
the trustee.
Title believed good, but sellIrg as trustee / shall
convey only The title Vested In me
vi. ". CoWDES, Trustee.
W. u. HALIEE. Auetionocr. my23
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TEENS OF slLE-one.third OF the purchase
money, or III much more as the purchaser may
elect 10 pay, cash In hand on the day Of sale, and
any Icsldue In three equal instruments payable In
sale, with interest from that day, the purchaser 10
give his notes for tho deferred instruments and 70
secure the sanlu by deed OF trust upon the prop
erty and insurance policy upon the building 10 the
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NEW

HOUSE,
wv or furnished rooms for light housekeeping
during hummer months. Family all adults. Eksi
diess, stating ,e,ms. +. /. b. this oa1ce. les
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g.. z. q y. Railroad,
Leave Bellairc 4, $40 p. m. for Woodafcld and
Suinuerleld.
Leave Bcllaire at $50 y. N. Tor zanMville and In.
tefmcdiate polnN E. gtUL
Arriyeat Bollairc at 9:25 a. H.. and 600 p. N.
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PLANT
II at Lock No ., Great Kanawha river, W. Va,
two hoistlpg engines, y defricks complete with
guys. u stone cars, Q patent dirt dump c1rs, I
bsrses for handling stone. quitfy tools, dc. Ad.
DIES OH As. II STRONG & son, Coal Valley, ".
Va. or Cleveland. u. I0 Ie6
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DRUGGIST,
TRAVELLERS GUIDE,

a RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IA T~RAIEs-ou and s!ter May %, lss7-E1PLI-
HETloH OF REVERENCE MARES, .Dsily. tSunday
excepted. tMontay cxcep.ed.-EasleIn Standard
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WHEELING & ELM GROVE r. r.
On and Riter May ., 1857, traIna on the
Wheeling / Elm Grove Railroad Will run as fol.
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Title believed good, but selling as trustee I shall
convey only such title az Ia ye.led In me by the
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TRUSTEES SALE.

s. G.. sMlTH, Trustee.
W. Il. HALLER, Aucuoneer. my2I
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ROBERT wmrE AND GEO. r. E. GncnRisr,
leon Spls, for Complainant.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-24
Live Stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, June Observation-Disclosures
POGO: shipments none; weak and Ice lower for
shipping grass slow and lOGI5c lower: goOC
to choice IS 90G4 10; common TO medium IS 400
so; stockers 5OG3 90; feeding steers 50 100
IS; COWS s. OOG3 50; grass TeXa. steers s. 700
10. HOgs-Receipts % o; shipments 1900;
market steady, ranging from s. GOAT %. Sheep
Receipts 800; shipments none; market steady
good to choice s. 0005 90; common to medium
81 OOS2 10.
NEW YORK, June 22.-Beeves-Receipts IS
carloads for market and 80 carloads for city
saUghterer5 direct; 81 carloads for shipment
alive to England; market dull, weak and lower ;
common TO prime steers 81 25G5 10; a few Sc
leCtiOns at s. 2UG5 80; carload of poor grass
fed DO at 8 % and common to good bulls at
81 75G3 90; exports s35 beeves and 1900 quar-
teIs of beef. Sheep-ReCeipts 400; dull st
barely steady prices; lambs lower; poor to
prime sheep Old at % 25G4 80 per 100 bs, and
Door 10 prime lambs at 81 7jG6 IS, with q car
load of choice Kentucky do. cut up and re
tailed ut 81 50.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, June Observation-Disclosures
hoo; shipments l20 market STEADY; choice
heavy native steers 81 j50i 80; fair to good
shipping steers 8 O. "A so; butchers steers fair
to choice So 70d4 20: feeders 1alr 10 good g 100
90; stOCkers fal 10 good 81 1908 90: Texans
common grass 10 good cOrn-fed - 00G4 90.
Hogs-Keceipts 300; shiDments none; market
active and $40, ger, ranging from 81 S0G5 20.
Sheep-Receipts AGO. shipments 100; market
dul; clippec, fair to faIcy, 81 1904 %; lambs
81 15G4 go
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-24
The Fort Worth Markets,

/ BUTTER -1Odl215c per Ii creamery zoe.
COtFEE-Rlo, fair l9c; prime 22c; choice
( CSC; Laguyra 2lc; Java 3IHc; Golden RIO
/ Csc: Pea Berry 24c
I CHEE>E-rhe better grades and Ohio 'Ectory
I lOGlUizc; full cream twins Ice.
/ CASBAGE-New southern crop, 50 20 per
/ 100 pounds
/ CANNED GOODs-P Prices per dozen: Pire
apples, standard. 81 so; peaches, standard, !.
lbs. 81 90; 10 81 Is: seconds, ms, 81 50; 3 lbs
! s. o.; tomatoes, standard, = lbs 81 10; seco ds
lbs s.; lbs 81 10; green corn 81 1901 :O;
! berries 81 IS; oysters, full weight. h 9O695c +;
lbs 81 I5Gl 80; It. VT, l b $; , rs S-;salmon,
/ ! ID 81 20; TBS $; macKerel l b 81 Cos
s2rdines, American, So 80 case; imported SO 30
/ ala 90 case; strawberries, b 81 10; blackbeT
ries 81 IS; green guGes S; Eagle condensed
milk S. %.
/ EItiS-9c per dozen
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES-Or Oranges, I'm
I perial, 81 80 per box; Messina, 200 size. 81 co.
lemons, IS 10 per 0oA; peaches, one third bu
boxes, 5OG75c; apples, one third bu. boxes, 30
! 675c; tomatoes, one third bu- boxes, 75GS5c;
potatoes 81 GOA l per bu.; onions, SIC per
pound; navy beans, &c; hand picked in bbls,
medium bbls, &c; large Lima &c; bananas,
81 50G4 30 1 er bunch.
FLOUR-Bes: patents, s. 90 per 100 lbs; half
patents, g 65: third grade, 81 40.
FUEL-Mc Al'ister coal, carload on track, at
yard S. 90, delivered Sc so; AcAlHster coal, to
10 tons, at yard s. %, delivered So IS; McAIlis
ter coal, to tons, at yard ST so, delivered
81 10; NcAllister coal ton, at yard IS 20 deliv
delivered 81 90; McAllister coal q ton at yard
81 70, delivered 81 10; McAlister coal, less than
u ton per 100, at yard 45e: Pennsylvania hard
coal, tons, at yard Sll So delivered Sl2 GO;
Pennsylvania hard coal, ton, at yard Sl2 90.
delivered Sl2 5Oi Pennsylvania bard coal, q
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-24
POLITICAL.
The State Central Prohibition Commit.
tee Working Hard for the Great
Convention at Fort Worth.
Two Defendanta in the San Antonio Case
Dismissed and Two Held TO the
Federal Grand Jury.
The Fort Worth Rally.

Special TO the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, June 2l.-The state Cen
trail Prohibition committee desire it shall
be widely and generally known that they
are in hearty sympathy with the move
ment to have grand state meeting of
prohibitionists at Fort Worth on the 30th
inst. They urge upon all prohibition
clubs and organizations in the state to
send delegations. Colonel R. B. Parrot,
secretary of the central committee, has
written TO all the railroads in the state
and has received word that four-cents
per mile round trip rate will be given to
alltwho attend the convention.
At prohibition headquarters it was
stated to-day that reliable advices from
Southern and Southwestern Texas in
dictate highly gratifying degree of inter
est in those sections in the prohibition
work The central committee claim at
least one-fourth and fighting chance
for one third of the colored vote of the
state. They also soy that the immense
gathering at Welmar yesterday indicates
that the Germans are interested and will
ling TO hear both sides of the question,
which is regarded as hopeful sign.
1t is hardly necessary to say that an
equal degree of cheertuIness and conf
dence is expressed at anti headquarters.
1t is significant that at both headquarters
it is difficult to get an estimate as to ma
ioritieS. Both sides are cautious and reti-
cent on this point.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-24
To Fight Prohibition in Texas.

CHICAGO, ILL, June 1G.-The National
Association of Wholesale Liquor Dealers
held an important meeting last night. j.
NJ. Atherton of Louisville presided. On
the invitation Of local members a Texas
delegation was IN attendance. They say
they are preparing for the prohibition
fight in Texas, One of the wholesale men
ssys that q 500 assessment has been
made in Chicago to fight prohibition in
Texas. Mr.. Atherton, president, ad-
mits it is hard bat
tie, but thinks the liquor men
will win. Prohibitionists in Tennessee,
West Virginia, Oregon, Dakota and Wy
omtug Territ0ry,t0 say nothing of MiChi-
gan and Missouri, are causing the liquor
men trouble. So the national association
did not come here to help Chicago deal
ers, but rather to be helped. An sssess-
ment of 10 cents per barrel WAS mades6n
old rye and bourbon and requests for
funds were made to wholesalers. Every.
distiller, he said, does his level best, one
in Cincinnati giving SO, O00ssst5sssss-ss
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-24

SlS 25; options dull, heavy and lower; sales
Sc 80 bags; July Sl6 206l6 IS; August SIC 400
10 49, September SIG 506l7 90; October SO IS
ali 05; November SO 6OGIG 80, December
Sl6 700I7 05; January SIC 9O9l7 o.; February
ST. j; March Sl7 O50l7 10; April $I7 90
Sugar-Steady but QUIET refined steady and
In good demand; extra t Is l6G5c
white extra o SIC; of a Jt4G57 s C;
confectionery A jSlc; gran ulated 5 94c; Cubes
6G6 l-l6s Molasses Steady, blacks strap,
91lc. Pork dull and heavy; sales 100 bbls.
mess. Cut meats firm; IiCkled hams II I, a
Ike. Lard opened Pas points lower later
reacted 4GG points, closing firm western
steam spot quoted at 50 5OG6 60; Juiy So 500
Is 80; August S. 6iG6 20; september ST. 15GG 81 ,
October s. SjG6 80; eastern steam Sc 10.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-24
SUFFERING WOkANHOOD.

Too much effort cannot he made to bring TO
tle attention OF suffering womanhood the great
value Of Lydia T, PInkham's Vegetable COM;
pound as remedy for fheidiseases of wome1,
such an { Is the wife osssseneral Barringer Of
Winston, \. 6, ana we qposetrom theEeneral's
letter as follows: Dear Mss.s Pinkhars 1sslfease
allow me to add my testim0ps, to the fnost ex-
cogfnt efsuleinal qualities. s9esr Vegetable
.coRpouassi mrs Bsrringse .wag treated for
several yesrE fer 'Etat re physicians called
B.Bueerl b Il snd Pgoiansae Uterl combined. 1
ssather to fflstfnfond. Va. where eremained
Or Six lnotlfhs under the treatment of an emil
Eent physician without any permanent benefit.
She was induced 10 try your medicine and after
2 reasonable time commenced to improve and
IS now abe 70 attend to her business and con
sideTs herself Juliy reltered.' General Barrin-
ger is the proprietor of the American hotel,
Winston, n. c., and is widely known
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-24
ALTAR AND TOMB.
Tho Gazette's Record of the Marriage
and Deaths in Texas.
MARRIAGES.


w Y. Fowler and Miss Fannie Prater
Collin county, June 5.
j.. Wardel and Miss Leila Bailey
Pittsburg, June s.
Walter Toorey and Miss Reba Haynes,
! Houston, June 10.
Burt A. Simpson and Miss Alice Norge
son, Gainesville, June Is.
John Req and Miss Dora Davis, BeldeD,
June 8.
R. C. Averrett and Miss Maggie NJ.
Williams, Cleburne, June 81.
| r. (. Connor and Miss Lena james,
| Daingerfeld, June 10.
DIR. Il. H. Collins and Miss Helen
Tuqua, Horny Grove, June 10.
NJ. NJ. Hitchcock and Miss Hester Per-
kins, Bolton, June 10.
Pete Walton and Miss Kate D. Edger,
Austin, June 10.
Albert Kuhn and Miss Title Schmidt,
Houston, June 10.
NJ. 81. Black and Miss Rosa Fisher,
Denison, June 10.
G H. Cunningham and Miss Lewis,
Uvalde, June 10.
Will Westm ireland and Miss Kate EW-
ing, Vernon, June Is.
j. Z McEIroy and Miss Nollie Dicker-
son, Midlothian, June Is.
VILLAIN Ryan and Mrs. Della Ryan,
Pilot Point, June II.
Roy Philips anu Miss Lodi Lee, Cor
sicana, June Is.
J. NJ, Wooden and Miss Fannie Fortune,
Marlin, June 81.
J. II. Henderson and Miss n. j. Pitts,
Young county, June 8.
James Lyon and Miss Jessie Dow, Bel
tor, June l6.
John Msnus and Miss Mary Miller,
Cooke county, June 9.
DEATHS.
Miss Mary O'Nesl, Commerce, June >
Mrs. Clarissa Aston, Collin county,
June 5.
S. r. Smith, Sherman, June II.
Mrs. Elizabeth Martin, Cleburne, June
Is.
Mrs. Giddes, Murphyville, June Is.
John B. Prendergsst, Mexia, June II.
Clayton Cannady, Franklin, June Il.
John A. Harris, Gregg county, June is.
Isaac Spences Crockett, June is.